Description
Soft, weathered tones and a slightly faded look make this rug feel like it’s been in the room for years, not weeks — that’s by design. The muted finish comes from a specialized wash applied after weaving, which takes traditional ornate patterns and knocks back their formality until they read as calm and tonal instead of busy.
The name itself is Farsi for “wood,” a reference to the earthy, plant-based dye palette used throughout the piece. That dyeing method — pulling color from local vegetation rather than synthetic pigment — has been standard practice across Persian, Afghan, and Indo-Pak weaving communities for generations, and it’s part of why the coloring here has more depth and variation than a chemically dyed rug typically shows. Each one is hand-knotted, built to hold up over decades rather than years, and suited equally to a private home or a commercial interior — combining natural dye depth, a deliberately softened pattern, and knotted construction that sits comfortably in both traditional and minimalist rooms.

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